Major Government Projects and Needs That Parallel Those of U.S. Schools Have Taken Hold
Major government spending projects on schools in global markets are helping offset — at least for now — underlying economic concerns.
A new EdWeek Market Brief special report looks at how much districts will spend on curriculum, devices, assessment, SEL, data platforms and other needs next fiscal year.
An EdWeek Market Brief Survey Asks K-12 Officials About the Challenges Posed by Their Tests
An EdWeek Market Brief survey asked district and school leaders how they will gauge learning loss and academic progress going forward.
Technologies Like ChatGPT Could Help Teachers Create Instructional Materials, But Those Tools Also Come With Risks
EdWeek Market Brief spoke to industry officials and educators about the implications of tools like ChatGPT and their potential to improve or complicate the work of schools.
The College Board says Florida’s objections had no impact on an AP African American Studies course. But nationwide, restrictive curriculum policies on race are influencing school district purchasing.
The Executive Director of the Council of the Great City Schools Talks About How Urban Schools Are Coping With Pandemic-Era Learning Loss
Education companies need to focus on helping students return to grade level, and not just remediation, says the executive director of the Council of the Great City Schools.
HMH CEO Jack Lynch and NWEA CEO Chris Minnich talk about their plans to merge the two companies and the implications for curriculum and assessment.
Education giant Houghton Mifflin Harcourt will acquire prominent K-12 assessment provider NWEA, in a pairing of two of the biggest brands in K-12 education.
Coming Financial Pressures, Ongoing Cultural Fights, and Persistent Staffing Woes Will Challenge Companies
EdWeek Market Brief’s editorial team offers its prognostications about what the future holds for providers in the market over the coming year.
A newly published EdWeek Market Brief special report looks at what districts want from SEL products and programs, and where they’re falling short.
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